Succulents Growing into Waterfalls: Cascading Two Stories in a Year, Neighbors Don't Even Need Curtains

Burro's Tail

The leaves of the burro's tail are like little agates, packed tightly one next to another, hanging down, always making Huahua think of a girl's braided hair!

Key care tips:

The burro's tail especially loves sunlight; only with sufficient light will the leaves grow compact. Unless outdoor temperatures in summer reach 35°C, don't casually move it indoors.

String of Pearls & String of Tears

Both string of pearls and string of tears are super easy to grow into big waterfalls; the two differ only slightly in shape, but both are round and plump, equally beautiful!

Key care tips:

The leaves of string of pearls and string of tears are plump and contain lots of water, so you must control your watering hand!

String of Hearts

The string of hearts wins over many plant lovers' hearts with just its name, and the "curtain" made of little heart-shaped leaves is even more endearing!

Key care tips:

In summer, the string of hearts must be kept in indirect light! Don't expose it to strong direct sunlight, but don't let it lack light either, otherwise the spacing between leaves will increase and hurt its ornamental appeal.

Graptopetalum paraguayense

Graptopetalum paraguayense is the easiest of the common varieties to become an old stump; in rural areas, many households toss a few onto the eaves, and within a few months they can cover the whole wall!

Key care tips:

For Graptopetalum paraguayense to grow well, be sure to ensure ventilation and give less water, otherwise it will rot black on you in no time!

Purple Moon

Purple Moon fills out a pot super fast, crowding a large pot within a few months; when you first start growing it, be sure to choose a big flowerpot!

Key care tips:

Purple Moon especially loves water; water it when the potting soil dries out, though you can water a bit less during high temperatures. Also, summer heat means you must ensure ventilation!

Sedum 'Little Beauty'

Bathed in sunlight, the pink and tender Sedum 'Little Beauty' easily captures Huahua's heart! And its leaf color never repeats throughout the year; growing one pot is like having four!

Key care tips:

Sedum 'Little Beauty' enters dormancy in summer, so be sure not to water too much, and it's best to place it in a cool, ventilated spot to avoid problems like black rot and mushy leaves.

Pachyveria 'Clavifolia'

If Huahua had to pick a fighter among the common varieties, Huahua would definitely choose Pachyveria 'Clavifolia'. Because it's just so easy to grow, casually filling the whole house!

Key care tips:

Pachyveria 'Clavifolia' is so easy to grow that it needs no special care even in summer; just ensure ventilation and water less, and it's fine to leave it outdoors in summer!

String of Coins

Many plant lovers like to let the string of coins grow upright into a big cluster. But Huahua thinks letting the string of coins grow downward into a little coin waterfall also looks great!

Key care tips:

The string of coins goes dormant in summer, so it needs to be kept in an indirect-light, ventilated environment, with reduced watering, and don't let it get rained on!

Huahua believes there are hidden masters among you plant lovers too,

I wonder if your succulents have grown into waterfalls?

Welcome to share with Huahua~